Most Scottish believe that Scotland should discard the monarchy and become a republic, according to a new survey reported by the National newspaper.
The survey found that more than half of the respondents support the elimination of the British monarchy, intensifying the debate on the future of the royal family in Scotland.
The findings were quickly seized by activists against the monarchy.
“The real are losing support, fast. We will abolish the monarchy,” Republic Group wrote in X.
The figures occur when King Carlos III continues his annual stay at Balmoral Castle in the Highlands Scottish.
Earlier this week, his eldest son, Prince William, joined him there after the official duties in northern England, according to the British media.
The survey also lands during a turbulent section for the royal family.
The monarchy is under a renewed pressure after the filtration of an email from 2010 in which Sarah Ferguson, the York Duchess, asked Jeffrey Epstein to financial financial for financial aid and an apology.
The correspondence has resurfaced in the coverage of the media, which adds to the public shame of the Windsor family.
